Development of Restoration Plan
- identify a tribal perspective on restoration
- Organize and Process Information
What is the need?
Where do we start?
Develop Strategy to address the "Need" :
To Identify tribal perspective on the "want" in regard to an injured resource restoration (long-term) and to understand the pro and cons of the methods that maybe appropriate to initiate what that particular restoration may look like...
Public Involvement Plan Time frame 3 months
the INTENT of this plan is to inform and to pursue community tribal knowledge and discuss and develop alternatives toward potential restoration plans.
GOALs and OBJECTIVES
Address the "Need"
DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS
IDENTIFY ADDITIONAL NEEDS
B. Semi-Structured interviews
1-2 additional part-time staff will be needed to assist with managing logistics of the methods used; organizing incoming data; file management; transcriptions and other day to day tasks associated.
C. Focus Groups
A. Structured interview in the form of a survey
D. Public meetings
What is the tribal member's understanding on current traditional resources?
What is the tribal member's understanding of contamination?
What is the tribal member's understanding of an injured resource?
What is the tribal member's understanding restoration?
What is the tribal member's understanding of how restoration will happen?
What is the tribal member's understanding of clean/restore to what standard?
Educate brief state of site at Hanford
background history
Contaminants of Concern
failing infrastructure
land use management / institutional controls
to obtain a greater understanding of the community knowledge about Hanford and to assess further potential candidates for a second round of interviews or to be considered for focus group
Interviews will be conducted using a Rapid Qualitative Inquiry (RQI) process. This a qualitative study based on the uses of small teams researchers who will conduct semi-structured interviews and combine these with observations and information collected by the team.Further assessment of interviewees to be considered for focus group.
Interviewees, based on their knowledge, may be asked to act as participants within a focus group to assist with furthering ideas and additional data gaps.
This will more likely be initiated near completion of the DRAFT Tribal Restoration plan and likely held in 3 largest communities on the reservation. Kamiah, Orofino and Lapwai...
B. Analyze
A. Organize
C. Develop results
- Develop assumptions on Achieving Restoration
- Define Value work to be done by Economist
What is it you want?
How much is it going to cost?
How Long is it going to take?
completed by May 2019
Methods A and part of C to be completed January 2020
to be completed by September 2020
time frame for Methods A-C 8 months
Time frame 8 months
Time frame 6 months
to be completed by April 2021
to be completed by April 2022
time frame 1 year
February 2019 to October 2022
Understand what was injured
develop a sorting process
what categorize best suit your needs?
can we make this searchable?
who are we organizing this for?
what are we analyzing for?
from the information obtained range and gauge response data relative to questions being asked.
Develop assumptions based off the response data to be used in developing assumptions in Step 3 (light green)
Import Relevant information
Long Term Stewardship Plan
NPT ERWM Guidance plan
NPT Policy
Tribal Cultural Service Loss Report
5 Generations of Injury
Finding of Fact
Understanding Causual Link
Information from Public Participation plan study
Approval from Policy
at some point this plan should be blessed via NPT Policy
Develop assumtions
Use information analyzed from Step 3 (light Green) to help identify this gap...
In order to define a value, we take the "want" and understand what it will take to implement including by not limited with factors of staff, education, capacity, time and
Assumptions developed from our internal perception of Long Term Stewardship will help gauge this response...